Juliana is an experienced researcher and social justice activist and earned an Honours Degree in Women's and Gender Studies from the University of the Western Cape. With over 20 years’ experience in community development, capacity building and policy work, she uses an intersectional feminist approach to advance social justice and building an inclusive society where everyone can access education and reach their potential. She has been instrumental in organising the “Feminist Research Alive in Academia” conference at the University of the Western Cape in 2019. Most recently, she has pioneered the "Creating Inclusive and Affirming Schools" (CIAS) Project, under the Community Engagement and Empowerment Programme (CEEP).
Rene is our diligent Operations and Finance Assistant. With a knack for numbers and a commitment to keeping things shipshape, she ensures that the gears and spreadsheets at Triangle Project turn seamlessly.
Social Worker at Triangle Project aka The Face. Their work at Triangle Project involves counselling people through various life challenges including GBV, IPV, and acceptance. They also facilitate educational workshops about SOGIESC and discrimination, as well as mental health. They have been involved in LGBTQIA+ activism for over ten years. Viwe is passionate about Queer Liberation, creating new and decolonised masculinities, Sex Positivity, and Multiple-partner Relationships, including Ethical Non-monogamy, Polyamory and psychological safety in relationships.
Advocacy is water, are you drinking 8 glasses a day?
Ling is Triangle Project’s Communications Officer, writer and storyteller, bringing a passion for queer histories, community stories and creative communications to her work. She helps bring Triangle’s work to life through storytelling, campaigns and digital content, always looking for ways to connect the organisation’s work with the people and communities it serves.
Shanice is Triangle Project’s Operations and Finance Manager,with years of experience, knowledge and practical expertise to the organisation. She plays a vital role in keeping the wheels turning behind the scenes, ensuring that our operations, finances and day-to-day systems stay on track.
With a sharp eye for detail and a steady hand when things get busy, Shanice helps keep Triangle grounded, organised and accountable. Her work creates the structure that allows the rest of the team to focus on the organisation’s broader mission and the communities we serve.
She is also known for bringing a calm, practical energy to the team, proving that while the work may sometimes be complicated, someone has to keep an eye on the numbers, the systems, the spreadsheets, and the people.
Vee is passionate about advocacy and fighting for the rights of all Queer people. Doing this work brings me closer to the community at large. I am a Queer human rights activist and I believe we all have rights as individuals and those rights should not be discriminated against just because we are Queer.
+27214220255
vee@triangle.org.za
vee@triangle.org.za
Community House
41 Salt River Road
Salt River
7925
NPO reg no: 003-971
+27214220255
vee@triangle.org.za
vee@triangle.org.za
Community House
41 Salt River Road
Salt River
7925
NPO reg no: 003-971